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WORK AT THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD.lCommodor
Harmony has returned to his desk from his trip to
Norfolk. He said this morning to STAR reporter
that the yard Is In most excellent cond tion and
the work on the new dry-dOck is progressing In q
highly satisfactory manner. SO rapidly, indeed
have the contractors pushed their work on the
dock that 1t Is probableiJ will be completed within
fourteen or fifteen mon hs. judging from the ad-
vanced stage OF the building. The time that was
calculated upon was about twenty montha Prep
arations Tor the construction OF the new armored
battle ship are going on without any delay, and
by the time that the tools are ready the keel will
be laid There are i've vessels there now under
repairs.
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AFAvORABLE SYMPTOM.
Prof. VirchOyV lnfimates that the
Crown Prince faS mn Gancor

BERLIN. Dec. 19.-The Freissi,.ige Zeifuno, I'm
an article believed TO have been prompted by
Prot Virchow, says that the cicatrization In the
crown princes throat is a most favorable symp-
tom, indicating that the affection Is not can
cerouS
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ARMY ORDER.-First Lieutenant John A. Payne,
10Th Infantry ordered to report to the president Of
the retiring board at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
for examination for retirement.
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Gladstone on ARbltraeion.
LONDON Dec. l0.-Nr. Gladstone has written Q
letter declining to interfere In the international
Arbitration movement
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SAL.n ORRG., Dec. lathe California excur-
Gonists who attended the ceremonies of the dr1v-
ing OF the last spike on the California ana Oregon
Railroad, LEFT Ashland yesterday, followed BY Q
train Carrying the Oregon contingent Brief stops
were made at Nedfor1, Grants Pass RooeburY,
Eugene and Albany, at which points short ad-
dresses were made. The train arrived at Salem af
lO;3S There VIII Be . reception at the State
capital this morning, after which the Journey q
Portland VIII again be continued
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH

The Matter In the Senate.
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PRoNorIoNs.-The appointment Of Surgeon Chas
Page TO be Assistant Surgeon-General, which will
be made to-day, will cause the promotion OF Sur
c. Girard.
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cucAso, Dec. 1a-A winnipeg, Man, spec1a
oayE Deltch Bros. mtll at Oak Lane Was burns
last night together with 10000 buAhels q Wheaf
LoA $4,000; insurance, 81. 600
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I, X ': ,.s ,:s5 ,, 8 g s:: 3 ss;S,ssS sy e g
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THE FISH COMMISSION STEAMER AlbatroSs arrived
at Bahia, Brazil, to-day. All well.
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THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.
Col. Hains Talks About the Delay and
its Causes.

AN INVESTIGATION ooURTED-METHops OF KxHcur-
ING CONVENIENT CONTRACTS cRrTIcrsRp-rHE Pos-
erBrLrTY OF PROVIDING FOR DRAW NOT coxsrD-
xR1D IN THE WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION
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Verdict against the Railroad.

DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY B. AND p. TRAIN STRIKING
TEAM
In the Court in General Term to-day the tudg-
ment for 81. 500 In favor OF Thomas johnson and
wife against the Baltimore ami Potomac Railroad
Company was affirmed, Justice James delivering
the opinion or the court Mrs Johnson was driv-
ing 10 her home from market In May, 1884 and
near Benning5 the team was struck BY Train and
she was injured. Suit was brought by Caru,i and
Miller for plalnti1. and verdict was found as
ABOVE. A new trial was denied and on appeal the
verdict Is sustained.
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December 5, 1887. d5,12&19-3t
K~ NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
4 n q g
At the 9f1ice q Francis L. smith, No. la3 south
Eeetion iOr i've Director. and Clerk and Treasurer
san: aiseiS.sS aIS s5d place. ALBERT HEwsos. Clerk
FIRST PAYMENT. FIksT ISSUE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Office 1926 Street Northwest.
Subscriptions can be made for FIRST issue Of stock
Ss the sH ofs 8 5ai Ess
nj s'ss S ssnsa . On
a s s elected
formation can be lad a II ayF,iSati0Ia lar. p,s.;as,.
THos. g. HENsEY. Secretary diS-5i
- CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN,-CANEs.
~ Umbrellas Gloves, silk Jackets and Gowns.
sos Il na sha aHs 10 eaae
6-<SIPIANos RENTED, sie FOR 8 MONTHS
SESSss Sisas RENTED e per e RS1sA sS1aa 90, .
60 TO @. g. CoYwELL SON.
About Quality
son for ksansdss teitbrs,ed Il @ ffMtt Fruit Cake.
oAf lot lflZ and IA IA Penn. ave.
HOME MADE MIYCE NEAT
- SSraon aSslt., D,lxorth a:m. & Mince Meat
d14-15t l4l2 and lzI4 Penn ave.
ss 'SsSsktt RssHsdy. esisSIs.sa sSs rru. c.,.
d415. s'' D' T4is i8s md isf isi4 r. H:uu .v.
nI.in. .Ss rIrsi TIE cu1,.S,. 1,SssT E S.AbIII q
aga Grapes Florida. Mandarin, Tangierine Orange.
ais15 g. g. 1fYa 1eEsN%f4t snS al. psan s1N ave-
BISHOPS CAMPHOkINE- AN ELEGANT
Toilet preparation; Cures and prevents
sh VIII Keep aim Ss.utiisily % smooth % and SOFT .ofs
% to iTs sa,,si.ctien 0, 2s eta SS,ts
s.ls y Ma.h bros. g.. F.yette ST, baltimore. ~
Orders by postal receive Ps0Yg BYsHas ,sn1,9n b1n.v,.
oi-3m $50 9Th St, cor ST. NV.
x JUST 1RE 2RENER Ga2uvprs,
11lI street Northwest
The only Gsnnpf Ss 1nsL pnnE in the City
r.,,. - J,. Board S,s,.l By shs s Wee. A 9s Month -
eors 1s .;o s
produce. Finest brands of imported wines. liquors
calm FRHzIES Es IEkIsSITE P sITRATToN. Prop
@ from rHohFsdS;,s MssE; DAIRY
will BE- served on Capitol Hill beginning December 1st
send orders To oil A. st. sw. n26- Inn
THE LARGEST AND FINEST AssORT.
MENT OF CHRISTMAS BOOKS, CARDS,
and NOVELTIES can be found at W. H. MORRISON'S
stores. 49S Penn ave. and n. Y. ave. and 18th st
d6-1m
E~ Iso. ". cOnsOs. ,yso; v. M.cA.T.II,
~ Member N \. Stock Ex.
CORsON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST NV
Bankers and Dealers In Government Bonda 4
Deposits. Exchange. Losns. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securittea usted
on the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Bo0ton
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of Investment Securities Ddstricl
Bonds and AZ Local Railroad Gas. Insurance. md Tel
american Bell Telephone stock bought and soid iyis
- r. H eoLDsBQRoCGH Co,
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans sfectsd In
sursnce placed Investments made SPECIAL atten-
on 70 the collection of rents and MANAGEMENT Of RS
PropertieS r. H. GOLDSBOROUGH g co.
ol5-Sm l405 y street.
R@s FINE GAS FIxTUREA
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS, BIsoUE FIGURES.
LAMPS. BRONZES. GAS PORTABtI9
HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PREsENra
8 8. sHEDD BRo
<nxe
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TEE SoLARI BRorHERs' ATrAcHnEwr CAsR.-Chief
Justice bingham, this morning, IN the Court In
General Term, delivered the opinion In the case Of
Judgment was rendered against Camille Solar on
note for 500. signed by the frm. An attach
menG was issued against the funds Of the nrm in
the NetaonM Aetr0politan Bank. A motion was
made 20 QuAsh the attachment ON the ground that
the judgment was not against the llrm, but an In
0v0u2l, ana IN the court below lt WAS granted
The plaintiff then appealed, claiming tho debt was
against the 0rm. 1he court reversed the order
oi1chArglng the attachment ana remands the caoe
Il nurjs States that Preaadent CarnoG on the LIT
d January, WIN pardon Ill political prisonerA
teiligDnco that Ntnstonaly JonoS "a Tie employ Of
that body, has been expelled from the LOyalty
lolane9 ~ foEce ssnt specially 70 the isaands
fnecs TrsdsrssS Isopola y sse,susy N q rots-
dam With goDtg1c 1DvoE
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Hon. DON N. DICKINSON, whose nomination for
Postmaster General has been sent to the senate,
will arrive IN Washington this evening"
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FIRE IN FEED SToRE-LaSt night about IL rs
O'Clock IRE was discovered In the feed store OF Jas
Brown, No. 1905 14th street, for which Onlcer
skinner turned In an alarm from box No. PAS. The
fre department responded and extingutshed the
flames. The police were unable TO learn how the
tire originated or the amount Of damage done. The
building is owned by DR.. Mcvary and Is insured
for 81 200 Chief Paris reported to-day that the
damage amounted TO about $500 or S7OO
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posit his iArs In the boz, whereupon
the driver elected him. This hled
the colored rufiisn and he throw q
brick with painful accuracy.
ID. G. @. Kirk Alien installed the
following Off GERS Of Constantine Lodge
No. %, K. Of p, last night to serve
during the ensuing term; g. 7. Bss-
sett, q. O.; L. Waterman, V. O.; H. E.
Goodlett, p. ]. Msncini, N. f.. p. p.
Baker, K. OF r. 8 +; G. Costello, M. A., |;
O. Meusi, o. g. and srmorer; j. O.
Carleton, l. s. After the installment
the knights repaired to the Office OF
Brother Mancini, where they partook
OF refreshments.
The Memphis Merchant Zouaves
reorgao'zsd last night and elected the
following officers and directois: Gap
tain, +. X. Dedrey; first lieutenant,
@. Ranch; second lieutenant, q. w,
May field; brevet second lieutenant,
g. q. Sawtelle. Board Of diIeclols-
@. W. Williams, vice president; W.
Dalton. secretary; b A. RogeIs, treas
ursr; T. +. Patterson, w. A. Nelson,
T. w. sheron, +. X. Deffrey, g. O.
sawlelle and Q. W. Msy6sld. The
ZousveJ ore now drilling regularly.
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DISPENSING TIKI Cash.
TIE COUNTY COURT FLOODED
WITH ACCOUNTS.
Mixed Beyond Hope OF Release on
the Brunswick Road
Changes.

The County Court resumed its
quarterly session yesterday with q
large representation Of 'Squirss. There
wa, little to stir mp enthusiasm among
them, rs tho programme Of proceed
ings embraced Gully accounts, moet Of
which were allowed with startling
unsbimity.
Tho Turnpike O mmissiones set
forth 10 petition that they had un-
dertaken TO restore the Pigeon Roost
road TO its former position and align
ment. la order to successful accom-.
pliehment, they asked for an order oil
court authorizing them to take from
the fronts along euch widths Ct land
as they may deem necessary. Adopted.
Drs. Rogers, Hennipg and Williiord
submitted an account for IS Tor
holding q post moriem examination
on the disiuterred remains Of one OF
the colorsd boys taken from a cistern
underneath an oil mill near the navy
yard. The examin alton wss held on
an order from Attorney General
Peter, Ia obedience 10 q widespread
howl OF foul play from the colored
people, who claimed that the necks OF
the boys were broken. Only one Of
the bodies was examined and nothing
criminal disclosed. The account was
not allowed.
A number OF citiIsns Of the First
District petitioned the court TO have .
bridge constructed between H. Smiths
and the Rlchlsnd and Kerrville roads.
Superintendent Cole reported the
bridge q necessity and the cost about
$4,000. Referred to bridge supsrin.
tendent.
County Trustee Harris reported q
total OF $3.50 III State and county
taxes collected by him in 1856.
CitiE,ns OF the Seventh, Ninth and
Eleventh Districts asked TO have the
Wolf river bridge on Germantown aud
Morning Sun roads frightened. Re-
ierred to bridge superintendent.
A great deal OF discussion was
aroused abou, the route to be followed
by q new road contemplated from
Covington 10 Brunswick. The Bruns-
wick bridge ever the LOosi HAtchis
will be built on this road. The lowest
bid for building the bridge was made
on the 22d Of June by s Bsene.
This bid was $697b, II the structure Is
erected rs proposed, with s2276 sddl-
tional II put mp on the Old route. The
question was tabled, but will probably
come up again.
Mr.. J. s. Gross was appointed rs
Notary Public.
The wind and rain siorm which
swept over the city about 3 O'Clock p.
M, sending sections Of tin roofs fly.
ing through the air with frightiul
noise alarmed the 'squirts, and they
voted hasty adjournment until IL
o'clock this morning.
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I.Nsliea

In delicate health needing gentle yet
effective laxative will fad the Cali.
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs, pleasing TO the taste, acceptable
to the Stomach, and perfectly ssfs 10
all cases. 1t is the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known to cure aud prevent cooiivs.
nese, to dispel headaches, colds md
fever, and strengthen the kidn0ys,
liver aud bowels, and 10 there fore q
favorite remedy with the ladies'. For
sale In 30 cents and ST bottles by
H. ]. Hester and ali leading drug.
gists. Van Vleet a Co., g. w. Jones
q Co., W. N. Wilkereon 4 Co., ]. j.
Miles, end 9. Mansfield 4 Go. have
been appointed Wholesale agents al
Memphis.
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Repora Of Land hnIes
Msdo by Y. W. Royster 4 90. ysster-
day, In the Rithlmann subdivision:
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.


vICRsBURG, July u, -Nisht-hrrivedi
Artansn City, 81. Louif, Passed down {
Future CITY.
PITIsDURG, July -Nisht-River feet
z inches on the sauge aud stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
WHEELING. July R.-Nisht- River 2
feet on the gauge and stationary. Weather
clear and warn.
CINCINNATI. July -Nisht-River
feet . inches on the gauge and rising.
Weather clear and warn.
EVANSVILLE, July l2.-Nisht-Riysr 3
feet y inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July l2.-NiEht-Rlvsr 10 feet 3
inches on the gauge and fall ng. Wssther
clear and hot. hrriyedi John A. Wood.
below, pm.
ST. LOUIS, July n.-Nisht-River has
i.iien 3 10, and now marks 70 feet 3 inches
b. the gauge. Weather clear and iptenieiy
hot. he n orcury reaching lO2' during the
afternoon. Depariedi City Of Cairo, vioks-
burg,
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$lSO,5O0 TiptOn County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK, |
MHnPHIs, TESx., June II, 1887,

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,(
MEMPHIS, Tenn, juno II, 1887, !
By authority We offer for sale. through
seal,d proposals only, tlSO.5o0 Tiptsb
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
May I. 1887. maturing as iollowsi
sll.000 due 5 years after date.
s2s.soo due 10 year, amer date.
$3.50 due Is years after date.
sS,5Oo due % years aner date.
All In denominations Of $500 and coupons,
payable semi-annually on February lst and
August lat Of each year. covering each six
months interest, except that the hrst coupon.
payable February lst, next, covers nine
months interest and the last maturing eou.
pom three months interest. All on the face
arc payable at this Bank and can DO redeemed
after ave years from date.
Address sealed proposal the "Board o
Directors Union and Plant Bank. Mem
phis. Tenn" marked IBID for Bonds"
with certified check for three per cent Of
the amount bid for a. q guaranty Of compli.
ance, and such proposals will remain IN.
opened until Il m. July q. 1857. at which
time they will be opened and awards made 10
the highest bidders. except that bids for les,
than par and accrued interett cannot DO en-
tsrtained.
In addition 10 the amount bid for the Bonds
purchasers will have TO pay for the interest
accrued since May LIST, past.
These Bonds are issued for the redemption
Of q like amount Of unmAtured Certificate,
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt Of the county, except q small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered By
pa,t due colloctible taxes.
Henry Gran, E'q., ard Messrs. Turley A
Wright. we're engaged 10 investigate and pro-
nounce upon the legislation and prooeeding,
under which they wore hsued. and their
written opinion concludes AZ follows
"Aner careful consideration We give Il ~
"our oplnlon that the action Of the county IL
fully auth riIed BY said legislation and 10
Conformity thsretoi and that the bonds 10
"be Issued under Il will DO tho valid and
illegal bonds Of Upton county"
Fortified By an opinion Of validity and
regularity from such able and eminent at
torneys. we have no hesitation In recon.
mending 20 inventors a. q most desirable and
thoroushly safe Investment those Bonds II.
sued By q county 20 wealthy, prosperous, and
90 lightly burdeIed with debt.
NAPOLEON HILL. President,
s. p. READ, Cashier.
Of Union and Planters Bank
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Police Court.

NJ. Heistand. p. McGsugheran, J. j.
Arnold aud II. p. Duncan, for doing
business without lice1se, forfeited &26
each.
Phil Mallon, for trsspassing upon a
private bedchamber while drunk. and
retiring with his boots on, was fined
$40.
q. X. Williams, WHO soundly abused
Officer Sullivan, and appeared anxious
10 wipe up the pavement with him,
being prevented only by the Ulcers
towering form. bulk and muscular ap.
pesrance, caught Il for $40.
Millie Wright and Mrs, Weber,
who turned mp their noses and threat.
ened 10 wallop each other, deposited
t5 each aud retired.
Dave Blood, assault aud battery and
may tenn upon George Tucker, both
coloted, will labor $50 worth. Tucker
10 f25 poorer. provided he doesn't
walk chalk line in lulure.
Nellie Carley aud Lulu Bender, for
lively dispute In the vicinity Of ISL
Main street, are minus 81 and s. re.
spsttiyely,
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BERTERELLI-Tus.day afternoon. July
years. r# 4H|. ..
Friends and aequaintanees are invited 10
attend his funeral, from his late residence.
$50 Front street. this "WEDNESDAY morn
Ing. Requiem high mas at St. Joseph's
Church at $3.50 o'clock.
fITZGERALD-Tue,dAy. July IL 1887. at
u o'clock m. at her residence. North Second
street, near Factory lot, ELuABErH FRI.
GERALD. wife Of the late WIN. Fitzgerald.
Ased IS years. Due notice Of he funeral will
be given.
J0HN5T0N-At his homo In 81. Louis,
Mo-. on the mornirg Of July ~. 1857. after a
lonR and painful illness. DR.. WV. JOHNSTON.
brother ~ Mr.. Duke Johnston
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Salvation Army, or q division
thereof, has appeared in the city.
The Riehlman subdivision sale
will DO continued today at 10 o'clock.
William Mulligan will probably
be placed on trial today for vile muir
der.
Northern potatoes are now com.
peting with the home grown In this
market.
-waterme' ons are selling on Front
streetai from SIS IN $50 per hundred,
and osn,alop,s q, 81 10 81 % per dcEsn.
The second edition OF the Ledger,
which was issued about o pm. every
day except Sunday, has been discon-
tinued.
Manuel Grahsm, accnsed Of grand
larceny, was tried by Justice Barry
yesterday aud bound over b the
Criminal Court.
Mrs. II. Fhebere, q graduate Of
the Conservatory Of Leipzig, and Mrs.
y. p. Hicks, Of the Conservatory Of
Chicago. will open conservatory OF
music within q lev days.
Gus Davis, alias Tom williams, q
negro, who finds II impossible 10 re-
main Tor any great length Of Il ne out
OF the clutches a the police, fell into
their hands yesterday for till tapping.
An open cotton boil raised by Dan
Thomas, manager Of A. l.. Aydelott's
farm at Surrounded Hill, AK, was
placed on exhibition at the Cotton Ex.
change yesterday by Mallory, Oraw-
ford a %.
"A 1ght and shooting scrape be-
tween negroes on Lucille street, near
Orleans, was reported last evening,
but nothing authentic could be
learned, and II Ia supposed results
were no, serious.
Lucky tickets In the Louisiana
Lottery drawing nj New Orleans, Ia f,
yesterday, are as follows; No. ii ,607
draws $3.50. 600; 95,44l draws $50, 900
1892 draws $4,000; 1885 draws
$1,000; 81, t02 draws $4,000.
The members and friends Of the
Women's Christian Tempe ance u nion
sre requested 10 meet the visiting
members Of the Cspleville and Bart.
lett unions ai White Ribbon Hall, 27g
Main street, today ai II O'Clock m.
The $4,000 bond required in IN,
Millingiou case Ia still incomplete, and
II begins 10 look a. II the SLAYER o.
Kennedy will have % remain In jail
Harrell, the witness charged with per,
jury In the same case, Is in q similar
fix.
"A number Of tin roofs In an inse.
cure condition wtresent n wing through
the air by the heavy wind storm yes
terdey, causing timld people 10 i'm az
Inc the day Of reckoning was at hand
Several trees wore also blown down
but 90 far a. known no Casualties oc
Cured.
-0fcer Pa. Mahon had n lon,
skif chase up Wolf river, yesterday
after two depTaved women, VII,
robbed q eouniryman OF $40 the preyl
Gus night They were captured abou
four miles from the city and brough
back, but not before tae persisten
officer bad been given an involuntar,
mud bath.
"A driver OF one OF the shelb
street cars was assaulted by a negro 4
Fort Pickering yesterday afternoon
and sustained painful iujurles on "a
lower part q the face. The negr
boarded The car and refused 10 dc
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Mr.. Frank Corcorap, In the employ
OF the Illinois Central railroad, In this
city, va, interviewed. He drew Sl0..
600 on two.tenths OF ticket No. 70, 500.
which took the second capital prize OF
$50, 900 In the Louisiana State Lottery
in the drawing Of May 10th. He takes
not being elated thereby. He was we'll
of financially before. He expects TO
continue right along as he has been
for many years, brakeman on the
steam trucks. He Is q bachelor, about
iorty-eight years Of age, is OF Irish
parentage, and came from Pennsylva.
mia Ia 1882. He has two brothers and
two sisi ers In Scranton, Pa, all In easy
circumstances. - Cairo (llL) Argus,
May 23d.
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Horses, Cattle and Chick ems,

For collie aud grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q mash twice q
day. You can recommend II to every
one having etock % the best medicine
known for the above complaints. In
using II with my chickens for cholera
and gapes mix II with the dough and
feed 1t to them once Q day. BY this
treatment l have lost none where the
Regulator was given promptly and
regularly. X. T. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
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The report Of sales In the Rehl.
mann Subdivision, published elte.
whore in today's issue ore exceedingly
gratifying. Despite intense hea, al
first and finally wind and rain, +. W.
Roysler d Co., rs predicted Yesterday,
achieved q big success. The greater
portion OF The lots, and those most do.
slrably situated yet remain unsold aud
the sale will be continued today, be.
ginning al 10 o'clock. The figures ob.
tanned yesterday offer client but clio.
quent inducement for big gathering
today. Free "busses" from Main and
Madison streets at . o'clock. Refresh,
ments on the grounds.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

KIRKLAND Tho friend, aud sequaint.
ancss Of Mrs. Il, s. KfhrLlSD and family are
invited to attend her funeral. from Second
Presbyterian Church. corner Main and Bsals
streets. this WEDNESDAY, afternoon a,
o'clock.
BEATTIE-Ths friends and Aequaintanecs
Of J. NJ. BEArriE and family are invited TO
attend his funeral, from the Central Baptist
Church. this "WEDNESDAY morning at 10
afniosk
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

The Philosophy Of Life.

The philosophy Of Francis Bacon Ia
the philosophy Of life. "Despise no
new accident In the body" said he,
"but ask opinion Of II; In sickness
principally respect health, and In
health action." There are many 20
called slight affections which men
think II brave not 10 notice. II IA not
bravery, 1t isfolly. AS Bacon Gays,
"deepise no new accident In the
body" BRAsDRKrH's PmIs will 70.
move enectuslly and at once thou.
sand and one Of the little ills OF life
that often, II neglected, taie years 10
cure. BE sure TO have with you always
n box OF BRAxDRKrH's PuIs.